Most wealthy Christians want to give generously. Very few feel like they're doing it well. The gap between those two things — between good intentions and actual impact — is where a lot of giving gets wasted. Not because people are selfish, but because no one has helped them think carefully about what giving is actually for.
Joy Giving exists to close that gap. We write honestly about the questions wealthy donors face: where to give, how much, to whom, with whom, and why it all matters. We draw on Scripture, real stories from real givers, and hard-won wisdom from people who have gotten it both wrong and right.
This is not about guilt. It's not about obligation. It's about the outrageous joy that becomes available to you when you start giving the way God designed.
Generous giving should feel like joy, not obligation.
We help wealthy Christians find the difference.
Why Does Giving Feel Like a Chore?
(It's Not Supposed To)
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Cameron Doolittle
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Cameron Doolittle is the founder of Candle LLC, where he works alongside wealthy Christians to help them give strategically and generously to the Kingdom. He has spent years in conversation with some of the world's most thoughtful givers and writes here from everything he's learned.